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John Lee

1724 – 1767

Virginia colony tobacco planter

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About John Lee

Lived 1724 – 1767 (aged 42–43). John Lee was a politician.

John Lee (1724 – 1767), was a planter, clerk and legislator from the Lee family of Virginia. The eldest son of Henry Lee I settled in Essex County and served as the county clerk (1745-1761) before twice winning election as one of that county's representatives in the House of Burgesses. He married in 1749 and returned to his native Westmoreland County years before his death.

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1724
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Died
1767
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Who was John Lee?

Virginia colony tobacco planter (1724–1767)

When was John Lee born?

John Lee was born in 1724.

When did John Lee die?

John Lee died in 1767.

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John Lee was a politician.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: John Lee

· Wikidata: Q117336397

· DBpedia: John Lee (Essex burgess)

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